Sentence examples for distinguished art from inspiring English sources

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In 1974 she won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished art criticism.

Ms. Ingberman later earned a master's degree in art history from Columbia University, where her teachers included the distinguished art historian Meyer Schapiro.

Some of the skepticism was fueled by politics, said Mary Miller, the former dean of Yale College and distinguished art historian.

In the recently published "Some Call It Kitsch: Masterpieces of Bourgeois Realism," by Aleksa Celebonovic, "Yugoslavia's leading book publisher & distinguished art historian, Bouguereau is featured as a ranking Bourgeois Realist of his day.

Curator Anita Feldman said she first had the idea for the exhibition 18 years ago when one distinguished art historian told her Moore did not have a legacy in art.

Like many of Pamuk's characters, Cem cannot distinguish art from life.

It provides an opportunity to think about what distinguishes art from ethnographic artifacts and the complications of displaying everything, in pretty much the same fashion, in Western museums.

Isaacson's answer, repeated like a mantra, lies precisely in the Leonardesque (or Jobsian) refusal to distinguish art from science, observation from imagination, and to attain a "combinatory creativity".

It's a way of being, one which is inseparable from the artist's personal bearing, from the artist's way of thinking and living the artist's existential mark, which distinguishes art from the mere transfer of information.

"Tangible Things," curated by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, 300th Anniversary University Professor, and Ivan Gaskell, Margaret S. Winthrop Curator and senior lecturer on history, highlights and questions the modern Western intellectual categories that distinguish art from artifact, specimen from tool, and the historical from the anthropological.